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Baron is DM/DM; it is possible, it is probable, it is plausible that he has inherited the genes from two heterozygous ... considering that the homozygous can't show symptoms (and these symptoms are in no way connected to the physical deterioration caused by age old), I do not understand what's so strange (enough to be cited as an example) if Dia and Gaius have a good movement despite his age, and his son Baron found to be homozygous DM / DM. Last edited by woland77; 23-03-2011 at 20:57. |
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Just a simple question, but could it be that dogs that are not DM/DM yet still have movement problems, be afflicted with another unrelated and yet unknown degenerative disease? Another disease which works through another biological mechanism.
If so, wouldn't it be conservatively prudent to say that dogs which are DM/DM as well as dogs with hence so far undiagnosed condition are both at risk for some type of degenerative condition, and both at risk to pass those genes, known and unknown to litters? Are the two conditions interchangeable, and if not, can't they be approached as two different 'illnesses', so to speak? |
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Of course it is possible that Gaius and Dia are "only" carriers... The point is something else - that after all the speaks, days of disscusion we came again to the very old rule which so many breeders use: to look on the dogs and their offsprings - to evaluate "general health" of a line and not (only) on the health results of one or two dogs... Because if we will take into consideration only one result we can land in a bigger troubles than only DM... Some breeder took part in the witch hunt and they decided to make the 'political correct' litters... They have carriers females (sometimes females "at risk"). Because they decided to make the DM-result the ONLY selection for their litters - look what happend... One kennel get litter of 3 puppies, one died, one in untypical, one is OK... But great - the only normal one which seems to be a normal wolfdog is only "carrier"... Let's take the another breeder who took DM-free stud dog - the only tested in her country but with look and body of a german shepherd.... The puppies already now do not move typical - they move like GSD - sad look... Another case of breeder who was "affraid" to use "carrier" - instead of it she used "N/N" (free) dog which.... had already serious problems to move at the age of 2 years.... The new puppy owners will be for sure happy that their puppies will not have problems with movement at the age of 10-14 years old but... they can get the problems typical for the father at the age of 2 years.... ![]() (I changed some facts in order not to blame any breeders but to talk about the problematic) Look - I'm really for the tests. And I'm for the selection. But I see that some breeders are starting to drive crazy... Some start to think to sterylize really good dogs only because they are carriers. Another in the name of DM-selection make the most stupid litters a person can do... And they would not make such mistakes if they really would take in the consideration ALL the possible risks... We want to make selection for DM.... but at the moment what we are getting in many cases are litters where INSTEAD of DM genes we get toons of different problems and degenerations which are also influencing the movement of the dogs... Problems which appear MUCH FASTER than the DM-problems.... So my question is one more time the same: how it looks with the DM problems? How many tested dogs (DM/DM) are really ill? How it looks with this problem in the Czech Republic - how many dogs were put down because of it? Which lines? I do not ask about "maybe dogs" as the last two examples of "for sure ill" dogs I get are DM/N!!!! It is really important to know it... I just wonder about aversion of some people to publish some pure facts... Why it is so top secret? Because there are so many dogs? In this case we should be informed which dogs/lines are "black listed". Or maybe they do not know any other ill dogs - in this case we must start a work to look if maybe we need another tests... Or maybe take into consideration that by Wolfdogs it is much more complicated...?
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And what are the reasons of these moving problems? Are they because of anatomical structure? Or is it a disease?
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Can be wrong anathomy, physical inactivity or diseases DM, Spondylosis, Ataxia...
But true is if we take all carriers away from breeding we can have more serious illness.
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At the moment, the witch-hunt to watch following: There are almost only used male dogs with N/N.
Here again the implications for breeding: Maybe about 25% of dogs have DM / DM. Then about 20% of these will go out of the breed. Maybe about 50% of dogs have DM/N. Then maybe only 10% of these will go out of the breed (mostly males) The remaining 25% of all dogs go into breed, but is often taken (mostly males) Without the shift to dogs with N/N, we already have a loss of about 30% of all dogs. Then the shift to the N/N -> We have a loss of between 20 to 40% will have the genetic diversity,… if it goes on! This is just an example. Everyone can expect for yourself.
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99 % of the owners of my puppies... so it is ok. I just only told them "I made the test, and i know i am one of the only one who do it... so the results are there... Which warrantly would you have with the most of breeder whom don't do the test ?" Quote:
The jealousy is, i suppose, the main reason that people give you a bad reputation, and put you in blacklist... even you know you work hard and in the good way. "Make you duty to the breed as honest people would make it...", a safe way to think for me. Quote:
I am experimenting some problems with N/N puppies, very weak... I would highly prefer it is carrier... if better health of course !!
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Chee'Yr-Wôck dit Mogwai de la Mollynière de Lo'Scale : N/N
(Merci à Carmen et Alessio, d'avoir accepté de faire tester leur chien....) Je suis contente pour vous ! Cordialement |
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Bonjour Lorry, je suis très déçue par ces nouvelles, cela ne signifie pas que Rambo va être malade ...
Tous ses enfants sont au moins porteurs, mais ne semble pas l'être par les résultats publiés ici .... ou il ya une erreur sur Rambo? N'est pas possible, par exemple Mogwai, Chye Z 'Ddey de la Mollyniere de Lo'Scale, Ckaa Mah-Loup de la Mollyniere de Lo'Scale ne peuvent être exemptés. Vérifiez à nouveau le résultat. Cordialement. Hello Lorry, I am very disappointed by this news, this does not mean that Rambo will be sick ... All his children are at least carriers, but seems not to be so by the results published here .... or there is an error on Rambo? It is not possible, for example Mogwai, Chye Z 'Ddey de la Mollyniere de Lo'Scale, Ckaa' Mah-Loup de la Mollyniere de Lo'Scale can not be exempt. Check again the result. Regards. |
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